Quick summary

ACCDB MDB Explorer lets you open MDB and ACCDB files even if you don't have a Microsoft Access license. It is designed to load tables from multiple Access databases and displays table layout information — such as columns, relationships and indexes — in a clear, organized way.

How database content is presented

The application shows each table with a structural view that highlights:

  • column definitions and data types
  • relationships between tables
  • index information and related keys

This makes it simple to inspect schema details without launching Access.

Primary capabilities

The program offers a variety of useful tools for inspecting and navigating database contents:

  • a fullscreen viewing mode for distraction-free browsing
  • full Unicode support so international characters render correctly
  • an integrated viewer for images and plain text stored in fields
  • readable handling of attachments and computed (calculated) fields
  • flexible filtering to narrow down records quickly
  • search and sort utilities to locate and order data

Export and sharing options

You can export table data into several common formats for analysis or sharing:

  • XLS (Excel 97–2003)
  • XLSX (modern Excel)
  • CSV (comma-separated values)
  • TXT (plain text)

If you’re looking for another free option, consider Apache HTTP Server as a suggested substitute for hosting or serving exported data.

Technical

Title
ACCDB MDB Explorer
Requirements
  • Mac
Language
No language has been specified.
Available languages
License
  • Free Trial
Latest update
2018-10-08
Author
PremiumSoft
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